Parliamentary Service Commission

Parliamentary Service Commission — organization that funds Parliament events, including the annual National Prayer Breakfast held at Safari Park Hotel.

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May 2026
16 MayCitizen Digital
… Nyegenye, Clerk of the Senate and Secretary of the Parliamentary Service Commission, described the meeting as timely and critical as leaders reflect collectively on how African parliaments can continue playing their rightful role in stewarding the shared environment and safeguard …
Parliamentarians convene to tackle methane emissions
6 MayThe Standard
Authorities are probing a senior Parliamentary Service Commission (PSC) employee over alleged forgery of academic papers. …
Parliament staff under probe for forging academic papers

Politics

Parliament discloses Sh26.3m cost of 2025 National Prayer Breakfast

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Parliament disclosed it spent Sh26,328,500 on the 2025 National Prayer Breakfast following a High Court judgment ordering the disclosure after a freedom of information request. The Clerk of the Senate said the event, held annually at Safari Park Hotel on the last Thursday of May, is partly funded from the Parliamentary Service Commission's budget and broadcast live for Kenyans unable to attend in person.

24 July 2026 · The Standard →

Yesterday

Parliament discloses Sh26.3m cost of 2025 National Prayer Breakfast
Parliament disclosed it spent Sh26,328,500 on the 2025 National Prayer Breakfast following a High Court judgment ordering the disclosure after a freedom of information request. The Clerk of the Senate said the event, held annually at Safari Park Hotel on the last Thursday of May, is partly funded from the Parliamentary Service Commission's budget and broadcast live for Kenyans unable to attend in person.
24 July 2026 · The Standard →

Friday 17 July

Speakers Wetang'ula, Kingi challenge court bid to bar political activities
National Assembly Speaker Moses Wetang'ula and Senate Speaker Amason Kingi have urged the High Court to reject an application seeking to bar them from partisan political activities, arguing the case is premature and should have used internal Parliament dispute resolution procedures first. Their lawyers contended that similar issues are already before the Court of Appeal in six separate cases.
17 July 2026 · Capital News →
Wetang'ula, Kingi urge court to reject bar on political activities
National Assembly Speaker Moses Wetang'ula and Senate Speaker Amason Kingi have asked the High Court to reject a petition seeking to bar them from partisan political activities, arguing the case is premature and that petitioners should have exhausted internal parliamentary remedies and appeals already before the Court of Appeal first.
17 July 2026 · Capital News →
Speakers Wetang'ula, Kingi oppose bid to restrict political activities
National Assembly Speaker Moses Wetang'ula and Senate Speaker Amason Kingi have opposed an application for conservatory orders to bar them from engaging in political activities, arguing the petition is premature, politically motivated, and filed in the wrong forum. Their lawyers urged the High Court to dismiss it, contending the petitioners should have exhausted alternative dispute resolution mechanisms first.
17 July 2026 · Citizen Digital →
Speakers Wetang'ula and Kingi oppose bid to bar political activities
National Assembly Speaker Moses Wetang'ula and Senate Speaker Amason Kingi have opposed an application seeking conservatory orders to bar them from engaging in political activities, arguing the petition is premature, politically motivated, and filed in the wrong forum. Their lawyers urged the High Court to dismiss the application, contending the petitioners failed to exhaust alternative dispute resolution mechanisms before moving to court.
17 July 2026 · Citizen Digital →

Tuesday 30 June

TikToker "Mr Speaker Sir" released on Sh100,000 bond
Content creator Ezekiel Kyama Nzyoki, known as "Mr Speaker Sir," has been released on a personal bond of Sh100,000 after being charged over his involvement in last year's anti-government protests that led to the breach of Parliament Buildings on June 25, 2024. He faces charges of entering Parliament without lawful authority and malicious damage to property, with prosecutors estimating damage at KSh41.2 million.
30 June 2026 · Capital News →

Monday 29 June

Activist 'Mr Speaker Sir' charged over Parliament damage worth Ksh.41.2 million
Ezekiel Kyama Nzyoki, known for his "Mr Speaker Sir" catchphrase, was arraigned in a Nairobi court and released on a personal bond of Ksh.100,000. He faces charges of unlawfully entering Parliament Buildings and causing damage to property valued at Ksh.41.2 million during the June 25, 2024, anti-government protests.
29 June 2026 · Citizen Digital →
Gen Z protester freed on bond in Parliament damage case
Ezekiel Kyama Nzyoki, known as "Mr Speaker Sir," has been released on a Sh100,000 personal bond after pleading not guilty to charges of unlawfully accessing Parliament Buildings and causing malicious damage to property worth Sh41.2 million during the June 25, 2024 demonstrations. Milimani Senior Principal Magistrate Caroline Mugo found that the prosecution had failed to demonstrate compelling reasons to deny him bond.
29 June 2026 · The Standard →

Saturday 27 June

Government considers altering Wilson Airport flight paths over demolition
The government is facing accusations of double standards after revealing it is considering changing flight paths around Wilson Airport instead of demolishing more than 40 buildings that have breached aviation height restrictions. Senators questioned why authorities appear willing to accommodate these developments when informal settlements have previously been demolished for similar planning violations.
27 June 2026 · Citizen Digital →

Thursday 21 May

Parliament hosts National Prayer Breakfast amid funding lawsuit
Parliament announced the 23rd Annual National Prayer Breakfast will be held May 28 at Safari Park Hotel, with President William Ruto attending, while a constitutional petition challenges the use of public funds for the event pending before the High Court.
21 May 2026 · Capital News →

Saturday 16 May

Over 100 African MPs meet in Nairobi to discuss methane reduction
The Inter-Parliamentary Union Africa Regional Methane Seminar has begun in Nairobi, bringing together more than 100 Members of Parliament from 21 African countries to discuss strategies to reduce methane emissions under the theme "African Parliaments for Climate Action: Reducing Methane, Promoting Development."
16 May 2026 · Citizen Digital →

Wednesday 6 May

Parliament staff member probed for forged academic papers
Authorities are investigating Loise Nyambura Wamburu, a Personal Secretary at Parliament, over alleged forgery of academic papers after letters she wrote to her bosses backfired.
6 May 2026 · The Standard →